Meth Caused The Death, Not Police
Ardeshir Tabrizian said (“A Hidden Death,” EW 7/22) the Eugene police “set into motion a chain of events” that led to the death of Landon … Continue reading
Year: 2021
Periwinkle and Denim
Two kids from Eugene make their film debut alongside Hollywood stars
One afternoon in the summer of 2018, a nervous Amelia Borgerding and Parker Pascoe-Sheppard approached writer and director Sabrina Doyle in an ice cream shop … Continue reading
Why People Aren’t Working
As a veteran of close to 25 years in the commercial sector of the food service industry, I feel I have the background to speak … Continue reading
At Home with Surrealism
Eugene Contemporary Art exhibit features the house as metaphor
Architecture of Dreams, showing at Eugene Contemporary Art’s ANTI-AESTHETIC gallery on 8th Avenue through Aug. 21, features seven women artists: Vicki Krohn Amorose, Jill R. … Continue reading
Don’t Build Unnecessary Reservoirs
EWEB needs to hold a public hearing before putting two reservoirs at 40th and Patterson (EW 6/3). This forest is a Eugene treasure, something to … Continue reading
Full Fledged Fair
Lane County Fair is back, featuring numerous concerts, carnival rides and exhibits
When Oregon lifted COVID-19 restrictions on June 30, Rachel Bivens — and other staff behind the Lane County Fair — were overjoyed. They had planned … Continue reading
Oregon Festival of American Music
After a year away, the annual Oregon Festival of American Music is back! Since 1992, OFAM has celebrated classic American jazz and popular music created … Continue reading
Share The Waters
I love summer and am so happy to use our rivers and lakes for recreation: swimming, fishing, boating, all warm weather pleasures. We do share … Continue reading
Slant
Here’s a rumor we like: Dawn Lesley is considering a run against Jay Bozievich in 2022 for Lane County Commissioner. She came within about 70 … Continue reading
That Foxy Wagner
Kudos to Eugene Symphony’s maestro Francesco Lecce-Chong for choosing to give us Richard Wagner’s Tristan und Isolde in palatable portions (EW 7/15). I went to … Continue reading